Yes; that syntax will work, but you need a pipe character at the end of
each line, even the last. We advise you not to use this syntax at all,
though; it's generally a better idea to use a helper if you have a
method call that's too big to express concisely. This helps keep your
views clean and readable. For example:
def logo_link
link_to image_tag('logo.gif', :size => '120x120', :alt => 'Site Logo'),
root_path, :id => 'site_logo'
end
= logo_link
- Nathan
Ivan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to do something like this, but apparently it's not
> possible:
>
> = link_to(image_tag 'logo.gif', {:size => '120x120', :alt => 'Site
> Logo'}), |
> root_path, |
> {:id => 'site_logo'}
>
> I get a syntax error. Am I doing this incorrectly?
>
> Thanks!
>
>
> >
>
>
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